FILE IMAGE - The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is parked in West Reading, Pennsylvania on July 11, 2019. (Photo By MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images)

Days at what time reports surfaced of a catalytic converter theft involving an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile in Las Vegas, PETA has offered to pay for the replacement part and maintenance for one year if the custom converts the vehicle to a vegan hot dog mobile.

President Ingrid Newkirk made the supplies to Carlos Abrams-Rivera, Executive Vice President and President of The Kraft Heinz Company - North America Zone, in a letter sent Thursday. Newkirk suggested the Wienermobile become a NotDogmobile or "something similar" steady the company is reportedly working to develop vegan hot dogs.

She illustrious that her recommendation comes at a time when query for vegan hot dogs is rising, adding that the global market for plant-based hot dogs grew by 20% last year and is projected to arrive a market value of $1.99 billion by 2032.

"Since Americans' appetite for cruelty-free foods is only growing, we hope you'll relish this opportunity to ketchup with the trend by having at least one veggie dog mobile," Newkirk wrote.

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In her letter, Newkirk included the potential health risks associated with eating hot dogs, sharp a World Health Organization report that found eating processed meat can engineers cancer. The WHO also said eating processed meat has the same cancer risk as smoking tobacco.

"Instead of slinging cancer-causing processed meat made from cows' issues and pigs' snouts, the Oscar Mayer NotDogMobile would dish up the savory veggie dogs that today's diners want," Newkirk said. "PETA would relish the opportunity to help Oscar Mayer ketchup with the booming vegan food market."

According to Newkirk, 79% of Gen Zers don't eat meat at least one day a week, when 65% want to follow a more plant-based diet overall.

Plant-based foods are on the rise

More and more restaurants are the republic are adding vegan and vegetarian options to their menus.

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Newkirk stated new "excellent reason" to consider at least one veggie dog mobile is that more animals' lives would be spared by promoting "tasty vegan dogs," which would end in the company winning a spot in "all compassionate hearts."

"Pigs, cows, and other animals commonly used for hot dogs are shining, sensitive individuals who feel pain and form strong bonds with others," Newkirk wrote when advocating for her recommendation.

She concluded her letter by stating the ultimate goal is for everyone to idea they now have various food options if they want to targeted a vegan diet – whether it be for ethical, environmental, health, religious or other reasons.

Abrams-Rivera, Kraft Heinz and Oscar Mayer have not yet responded to the offer.

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